Students and scholars across a range of disciplines, including law, gender studies, sociology, and human geography, will find this book of interest. David Ralph is Assistant Professor of Sociology, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.
his eye to these cases, Donald Kommers argued in the mid-1980s that the Supreme Court was struggling with the "right balance between liberty and sociality" in abortion law.29 Justice O'Connor's 1992 opinion in Planned Parenthood v.
The book provides a new sociological framework through which the significance of conflict over abortion and reproductive freedom is connected to conflict over national identity.
Written by experts in the field, this book draws on experience from other countries, as well as experiences of maternal medical care in Ireland, to call for a feminist, woman-centered, and rights-based radical new approach to abortion law ...
Sec. of the Liverpool and County Catholic Aid Society to Archbishop Byrne, June 1924. Cited in L. Earner-Byrne, 'The Boat to England', p. 60. 18J. Redmond, 'Sinful Singleness? Discourses on Irish Women's Emigration to England, ...
This anthology shares the literature, personal stories, opinions, photography, art and design produced by the movement that catalysed 2018’s momentous referendum.
Abortion: The Irish Question
"In these essays, Irish feminist scholars and activists explore the politics of abortion in one of the most profoundly Catholic and traditional countries in Europe. Writing from a wide range...
This book shines a light on two islands--Ireland (north and south) and Prince Edward Island, Canada--and considers for each island why and how abortion remains restricted, the nature of the discourse of abortion on the island, the impact ...
This text provides an oral history of the London-Irish women who supported Irish abortion seekers between 1980 and 2000
This book traces the history of the origins of the Eighth Amendment, which was drawn up in fear of a tide of liberal reforms across Europe.